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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
AZ ESCAPED sY lHE YAwL.
while tho Dsetives Mere Negotiating 10
Have hina Dropped "a Amer
cAn ~ Aters-

- Gated Press
sAzxrA, JSr.. July 81 i-McGarigle. the Chi
easo sOOdler, woo escaped from Sheriff
Mslson last sunday night. was landed At
Point EdKard this morning about ; o'clock
from the schooner Blake on which
be was suspected 20 have LETT
Chicago. The schOoners Marsh and
Blake we're % the same tow, the Blake
being the lssr. The tug Oriols. having on
board the Chicago detectives and reporters
bad been on tns lookout here and ran
alongside the Blake and had some conver-
sation with tos c.lcers. Then the Oriole
steamed up 10 the Marsh apparently 10 have
khe captain Of the March let the Blakss
tow iine 20 while they were IN American
water. jGst opposite the Port Huron water
works, where the detectives could
wss lst 20. but at that IN
slant q yawi was lowered from the
Blake. containing McGarigls and a sailor.
who nate for the C8nada side
McGsrigie landed a. Point Edward and
came on 20 Sarnia the Blake remaining IN
the river tili ibis afternoon
NcGarixie was driven from here e. Court
rigns. twelve miles down the rlver. osrersi-
bly, 10 catch a boat fls was driven back
rert, ooWefrf anu - N3H ~ t0WA ANcfe
are various rumOrs as 10 bis whereabouts.
Chicago reporters stating that be lsft Tor the
East on the 10 4 N. train. bul such is not
the case.
Mc,}arigle has kis moustache and smsll
side burns still ca aud looks bronzsG siter
rs triD uo tie lake he e apparently ner-
v0us a. 10 his SAFETY here but the chief Of
Police states that he hss no authority %
srrsst him. Detectives nsve arranged for
sotan nunicatiou between here aud Port HUI
ron ia hope Of being abe 10 get
him over. out McGaugle keeps away
from the river aud has been walking about
some of the back streets with the party who
srove him % Courtright and back. The
Chicago police have been notified Of bis
landing here bu- have Mt ordered bis ar
rest. Apparently he il safs on Canadian
soil A3oul d clock be hunted up dry
goods merchant fo purchase q aeT nat tie
l. rarrI- H-saaa.f
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

tin Thoss wbe lsTsd tls sesut1fsn ssEas o.
lo0k al fAs koSs ~ Sk2rsn 1kos< ~hs isxe1
Ilsusie oozae - hs-ez - nA ssaos. 4sass NJ ~
~sEs naxkke1AstaeA2ss c1A.se - ceUal tks yszss
~ AZ roik1a 1hoss WAs Ners exrl8fss eoz4e
g discover Chs lssEeI a1c bks aePtt sss Sac
ls2xtk Apa tas 6ro4osh ~ kas iees Th0ss
NEo has tEs military spsTI ga e4rth ssnctl-
LED &na TIE nlllsary sFlF1t a. ha4s seu
cosas . l5ok ~ tAs Captain II
their s<llveslen Iks &S<rolSnsrs c~sns -
iook AZ tAs HaSrElAs star. Ia Inen ~ t1s
lss oouas - lo>i al hla sc k ths JUDGE ~
eUlck Eao dsaS- lac nse1 ~bo hsAled TIE
slek cone X ioek al Elns ~ho ~Ss wsl1sed
fer o4r trzask resSioEs
Al different sad different forever IA mss v
respects, yeE al alike in admiration for
Chgisf. ia worship for Christ anc al alike IL
joining IA tbe ooxciery; Unto Hun we
washed us from oar SINS IL Els own biood
Ena maze Us kinss ans Ps1esss unto God, 10
Hin be glory II The ahJrcL thueas hout sl
sxes. ~0fld without eDci' AHsea-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
Landed From a Schooner Yes
terday Morning.
Can Not DO Seen But VIII
Talk Today.
His Narrow Escape From the
Detectives.
Escapes IN a ra~i While His Pursuers
Are Negotiating 10 Have Him Cut
adrift IN American waters
Engages a Lawyer ana
o4Ys a Ne" HAT

r<s .sft - ts.tssss stss-a
Poar Hrsos. July 3L-Ths Chicago
soodlsr. McGansle. arrived IN Sarnis this
morning. he Was pgs on the schooner
Nash a. Point Edwards, Ont, having been
transferred from the schooner, Edward
Blake. Ia TIE Straits. he Is now a. the
Bellehambsr House bat cannot be seen
81 any 0ne. Il IS said when he vas landed
90 tie dock AZ Point Edward 0y the yavl
t0at u ths Mash be Nas pale As corpse
snd had hardly enough strength - stand
he slept NeI every night since be left
chicago. except laat night, when be walked
tns csoln a. night. Immediately on and
ing a. POint kcssrl. he sent - Sarnia tor
the Des1 .kgyer lu t1e city and alter con-
slit.nz him, came % the beicnamoer
House. lis Overcoat vas Ter iu the ya0l
boat .nd ; nov Ia H0rt Huron. Your
correspondent saE piece Of che six lining
which aad been cut 0lr ~ local detective
ss relic.
McGarrigle cannot b seen tonight, but
has promised free interview tomorrow,
sfter be h.s had much leesisd rest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
SUNDAY AT T1s sEAca.
kxearslsns Kro2 All DiFseli0As ~ Two
Ihsas4sd Psepls Present


Iasss@sd Psepis Present
Aseaiass Park z1d Ottawa beach we're
the csntrAl attractions for pleasure seekers
add pickaicksrs yesterday. light coaches
comfortably hlls1. pulled cot u the hioa
depot Yesterday morning. foF the PARK.
shortly after. niDs coseASs from Baldwin
steamed through. hlled with people from
towns along tie nns a. osns
upon enjoying the day a. the beach. A
train " seven coaches. from RsntNster.
a.so deposited heavy burden a. the
famous resorts. maklnz ia a. about 700
visitors 10 one day. Everybody al as they
pleased. 1shsd, swan snd sume " them
visited the oun boats. The b4l10il train
passed threakh here on rs re-
turn about 9f5 and a glimpse a.
visitors Lad tired themselves out seeking
for pleasure. Ia every car striking All
tldes we're noticed. Here a. aged couple
eating crackers and cheese. there a couple
cf coy Young lovers, be With his arm about
Der neck. while she rested her weary head
on BIS manly bosom farther On wlie
smoothing the loc "a On her husband ;
heated brow and lass but not least. al Old
lady with bare feet-her shoes plncled her
cOTns-eieyated Oh the cushion al the seat
Ia 'front.' Of her. The Grad Rapids Isin
soon followed tae B4idsiaites and the
weary resOrtsrs IN Hedisteiy hasiened 10
their homes. 70 rest and talk OF the beauties
OF the popular resorts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
SUMMER 5lFTINGs.
From the sandy Hills of Grand Haven
fscursfons ard Ecsorsers.

ft.aH trtA -@taeAs
GRsyn HAvvv. July si-Geo. +. Bears
and wife. of Nenominee formerly of Grand
hspii-. srs IN the city for a few days the
guests Of friends.
The fishing bas been better this season
than a. any tine Tor years.
The schooner City Of Grand Rapids
cleared for Chics-o tonight laden with 81 <
iron. from the Fwitpott furnace. while The
Schooner Fickands cleared for EsCanabs
laden with lumber
Todsv hss been delightfuiiy cool.
A big ex.ursion from Milwaukee arrived
this morning sud spsnt tbs day ia sight
seeing. There we're about COO persons pres
ent from tEe Cream City.
A uumoer Of portable houses are 20 be
seen a. Higblsrd PARK
The Chiczxo beat this morning brought
over a large number If visitors Who spent
ths day a. n ghsnd Park The Cutler aaa
Spring LAKE k0uses
A party of Grand BaDids people are in
camp At FruIfpcrf en- 80 old hocei grounds
near ne bead of thc axe
:. n Cay, Of Grand Rapids. q still
quest a. the Cutler
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
DRGSSGOoDs
DGPARTHGnC.

To close--5oo yards OF mixed
suitings a. icc.
To co goo yards Of wool
zeDhyr suitings. bc4utl-
iul fabric ior cary fan
wear, al Is Ct. a.. uiar
price 65c.
To close-Ioo yards stripes and
checks. all shades. n &C
per yard.
To close--2S combination suits
onc-tbird less than Tor
mcr price,
To close a large assortment Of
short ends Of wool txs
goods, excellent Tor chil-
dren' dresses, fa1ics'
wrappers, house iscssts.
etc will b. sold regardless
of cost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

IseessrrE. "a. Juiv 3l.-ffeorEs VAN.
- sborsr residing nesF fnis rifv va
drowned in C1nssfsgs Creek. uesr kis horss.
reFter1sT Jfas eresk SO Gigh and svr
from tte .zte besrF rsiRs Hhsn mlcwsT
~ fhs sffssm - loef centFel of tht b1st
sud ~as s~spt ever tie dsu Hs vs'
csaghf y tbs zhirlr.poI xno ssnk bsiors
sts evss - hls - f. wbo wss standing -
shors ensBis - render snT sssssssrcs ~
exves 80 sn1 seven crfdse1
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

Tie barn on the farm 81 G. C. Constock
sbout ore nile north Of the citv. VS.
surnei SATURDAY afternoon. tozsfher wifh
The hav .nd xHa thsrein. Two Jersey
steers TO heiss and swo CAVES we're = -,
harn~e The -8ce ssout The farm va-f
anf II . rhoDEaz some hogs "a si@s
srrnef The loss = thocsht - - aserr
q -. ~sich = ,sfislly covered er nsar
snc. TIE frp . thoreht % ss~e seen
s.1.a ~ u>snp snc~na tsYies
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

WV TesS Jl-y fi.--Sererai branches of
ne Sociaiistsc Labor Party keid rnestings
tcuight 10 siscrss herey Georzs's theories
TIE general orinion reacaet -as fast ssii
Theories fifn 70 lir grnurh. Socialists
Vii anteavur 10 bsve scms of their idess
i-sserfef N the platform Of the Syracuse
la-.nr On r.n-----.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
WBICGGooDs
DepARTmenC.

To cloSc-OUr entire lipe OF
white goods, India lawns.
princess lawns. Persia
mills cable checks and
stripes, victoria lawns.
corded and fsuree ma
sailles, al from 5s' ~ %
SO per cent less than the
early season price.
To close-7S ecru robes. tcn
yards plain goods ard nife
yards OF emtroid derry q
5000 each. fe'dSce6 frcfa
$500.
To close-zo ecru robes. same
quality Of msterislstsz.eo
each, former piice SEQ
each.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

Tcxrov. Juiy 81. The Esrl sf Aberdeen
entertained has fellow vorsrars. tie sa.cou
ra-sen~ers Of the stsars1ip EImira 81 her
iest ~cvs<s from New York st xs-7er
rartv a. DaIs ElH Isst nlEht a age
rnnhe- sfthe xuesfs vers Americans snd
lscgads1 seversi prOwInsnf journalists
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
Cox sAo Eos THg oRwgRs.
To Nal Coschss Robbed ~ single
HirhUsvtnsn.

krsr1v. TsE.. July 5t--A single high
-syman bsid ar two coaches nesr Drip.
ping Springs. Blanc0 county. FRIDAY night.
snd ro0ced The msii pouches oi thsir con
tents except two reg stersd packages which
he av@r ocksi- Hs drsr storussi the coach
rom Frsdericssour- uesr where it ~ss -
mset the cosch frnn Austin. He Bound
tbe driver bead sri f1of. and gagged him.
When Be ccscl ffcU ArsHu came up be
repeated his rert1rr1anre. ard mste of
sifh contents 81 the rssi The drivers DO
rot think thsv ccuis .aenafr ne roboev.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

Isrcssrrs "a. July 5l-Th. reported
"a oe1s poasonife of ths family - krsos
6sgsT. of Ter-s H.. tkis county. - ~ith.
ouf fsanSstioTs- Mrs. esiFiey sud bsr fer
chf8rer hsve seer 81 vth fvptsi8 fsves
p5f a. pov reFersss a. preTins.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

PAsfs. July SIN de Ia Posse. deputy
for IA MaaCne. denies VI. Lsur's statement
that be invissii Boglangsr 20 undertake a
s1fp q e'st He has challenged " LGur 10
a duel. on accogDf 0l the accusation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
Brss-r W. wa.s Pay sA. Penalty

WEEEssAses Pa. July 5l.-Thomas c.
Evans. ohsrzed and convicted in January
last O. 1Ii erv a. the Republican County
Ccrreat.en in this city isst November. wss
vssrsria7 sentenced 5T Judge Woodward 70
psv fls rsst ~ prosecution. = fn- 81 SIa
and 80 serve thiTty dsgs in The County a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

PsRrs, July Silt is understood that the
Boulangsr Ferry duel will take place on
Monday With pistols. VI. Ferry has the
caoics Of weapons. The atfsir Is view ed u
very ssrlO1s light by B0ulangers par
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

~HEs Fo8 50 sLsHIs6 you -zaf - -
suzz fks "a z1ss Fea srs rezfg 3 - "a
sFisse1. aad - ga.s az ezrefsl - szs s''''a
EA4E EFsa zlsre e&Ez s1-e~-s4lF = -@4
10 s.r 6Esisksc. = 2cLz s1FefE-z-zs
s4it A.. sz.f
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

nov a sps - ~ Asz 80 sz--<s .aryf
Il EsnS asrss<p@ ecsosz tksi <psox =
pFovsrsiklly els a he esss 1sosI><< - ne
who's yssl = sssslss to~ srlos4 seveEli1ing
asnzscis. A wss1 = shs wlss h sucakienA
NJ an Iesay - AKA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

PRICE o. Sr..s. .sas .Ds nrs. 8 .ss'.s. ss's :
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28
DECORATION DAY-oBsERvE IT.

Monday, May Both, will be Decoration
Day, 1t behooves all loyal and patriotic
citizens To- observe in fitting manner the
noble deeds Of Americas great and brave.
h no way can this be done more appropri-
ately and beautifully than by strewiag fra
grant flowers of summer-emblems of 10y
atty, love and patrlotism-on the graves of
soldiers who In answering to the final roll
call, have Joined the armies Of the Great
Commander and battle now for peace and
love.
There should be no distinction on Decor
alton Day between the wearers of the Blue
and the Gray-living representatives of
many bloody strifes should clasp hands
across Mason and Dixon line In an eternal
goodfellowship, while the graves of heroes
all alike should be adorned with the sweet
est emblems of glad summer time. The
trials and viQissitudes of civil war have
passed into history as an occurrence which
comes to all nations, and for a time dis
turbs the peace and prosperity of her peo-
pie, but in closing leaves the followers of a
false, dehsiye dogma vanquished and PEN
hent and converts to the perpetuation of
these Omitted States and protectors of the
Stars and Stripes which to-day is the en-
blem of thirty-eight States and The greatest
and grandest nation in the world.
Join with the Grand Army Of the Re.
public Monday End assist in the perpetua-
Lon for all time to come of the noble deeds
and self sacrifices of the Blue and Gray,
who left their homes, friends and fortunes
20 die on bloody battle fields amidst the
fierce, cruel carnage of civil war.
Celebrate Monday, with the "old sol
diers' who win do homage to comrades of
many a long and weary march and many a
fierce, cruel battle.
Celebrate Monday. You owe il to your
country and TO the "old soldiers many OF
whom are ON their last dress parade and
will soon be mustered out"
Celebrate Monday. Fail not.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28

If the number of hotels and saloons now
open and running IN this place under the
older license system take cut the new $3.50
license next year, 5000 will revert to the
borough treasury. This will allow of re-
duction in the tax rate or permit of a num-
Der of very important and necessary i'm
proYenents-for instance, the construction
OF sewer and the macadamization of
Bank street. OF course, our borough
authorities will consider this matter and
wiAal-
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28
Go Acres and l27 PGrCheS,
STRICT MEASURE,

No, 5o.-An that certain tract or piece Of land
situate in East PPen Township, Carbon county
Pa, bounded and described as follows, TO wit
Designated as No 20 among a number OF tracts
Of land of the late Stephen Ballet, deceased,
bounded Ivy No. II and lands of George Andreas,
containing ACRES and 90 PERCHES, strict
measure.
No. 52.-AIl that certain tract or piece of land
situated in East Penn Township, Carbon county,
Pa. bounded by lands of Solomon Freely, Geo.
Ballet, Aaron Ballet and John Ballet, contain
ing 80 ACRES aud PERCHES
No. 55.-AT that certain tract or piece of land
situated in the Township of Lower TOwamensing,
Carbon connty, Pa, bounded and described as
follows, tO-wlt: Beginning at stone corner on
lands late of David Meimbach, thence by the
same north ca degrees, east 30 percheS to a large
rock and heap of stones ON it, thence partly by
the latter and lands of David Snyder north l31 Z
degrees west 30 percheS to a stone, thence by
lands of Henry BlOse south 80 degrees, west IS
east liG perches TO the place of beginning con
tanning "a ACRES and 43 PERCllES.
No. 56.-All that certain tract or piece of land
situated in the Township of Lower Towamen-
slug, Carbon county, Pa, bounded and described
as follows to-Wt; Beginning at q stone thence
by other lands OF John Ballet north 20 degrees,
west 1i6 perches to stone, thence by lands Of
Henry Bfose south 50 degrees, west 2GJS perches
To stone, thence south 6Sh degrees, west 1879
perches 10 stone, thence by lands OF Thomas
Bachman, deceased, south ~ degrees, east 127
perches TO yellow pine tree, thence by lands OF
TO the place OF beginning. containing "a ACRES
and % PERCHES.
Being che Real Estate Of JOHN BALLET,
Deceased Conditions will be made known on
day of Sale, by
fEWfs XFGT8R = B3WMAEr RTIIAEr Administrators.
May 18th, 1sS7.8w.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28

In recent speech in New Orleans, JEFF
ferson Davis said. Omitted you are, and if
the Union is ever to be broken lot the other
side break it. The truths we fought for
shall not encourage Yoa ever to fight again !;
but keep your word in good or evil" This
manifestation of jeff Davis complete
nesignation to the existing order of things
will be grievous disappointment to the
gallant army of bloody-shht wavers in the
North
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28
Saturday, MAY 20th, 1887,
SGVGnty-FUUr Acres, More or Less

No. 3s.-AH that certain tract or piece of land
situated in East Penn township, county of Car
bon and State of Pennsylvania, designated as
Stephen Ballet, deceased, bounded by No. 2S
aud lands of John Ballet, containing 1ii9 acres,
subject nevertheless to dover of S1t.02.
No. 3s.-Al that certain tract or piece otland
situated in East Penn township, county of Car
bon and State Df Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scrbed as follows, to wit; Designated as No. %
in the inquistion upon the real estate of Steph-
en- Ballet, decd, bounded by lands of John
Miller. Nos. %, 30 and 27, and lands of Christian
Freeby, containing % acres and perches, sub
ject nevertheless to dover OF Sl2.79.
No. 40.-Arl that certain lot or piece of ground
situated in the township of East Penn, county OF
Carbon, Pa, bounded and described as follows,
to wit; Designated as No "a in the inquisition
bounded by lands of William Horn, .. Mussel-
man, Jacob Rehrig and Thomas Drumbore, con-
taiiiing 80 acres and 30 perches, subject never
theiesS to dover of Si63
No 47.-All that certain tract or piece of land,
situate in the township of Fast Penn, county of
Carbon. Pa, bounded and described as follows.
10 wit: Beginning at Il stone, thence by lands of
to stone. thence by lands Of Henry German
north 16le degrees west 10 perches TO stone,
thence by lands Of Thomas Ruch south GO,a de-
grees west Gt perches TO "a stone, thence by lands
of Charles FritZiEger south l2is degrees east 8
pcrcheS to the place Of beginning, containing 4
acres and ZIG nerches, strict measure.
No. 4s.-All that certain tract or piece of land,
sitnatc in the township of Mahoning, Carbon
county, Pa, bounded and described as follows,
to wit; Beginning at IA stone corner in line of
lands late of VIM. Horn, thence by lands OF
Charles Albright north 45 degrees east 115
perches to post in public road thence along
said road and lands of Mr.. Berger south &C de-
grces east 40 3-l0 pcrchcs 10 stone, thence
south 2G'a degrees, east So 2l0 perches 10 post,
thence south degrees, east 90 2~l0 perches to a
post, thence by lands of John Ballet, south 74la
degrees, west l43 2-l0 perches to a stake, thence
north 20 degrees, west A perches to the place
OF beginning, containing
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28

THE eenstltstionalty of High Ii
aense is to be tested by the State Liquor
League. 1t would be too bad if there be
found flaw in it after all the wranglng
and time lost by our enterprising legisla-
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28

JOHN P. STJoHN it is said wears white
clothes, collar, neckties and high hat. 1t
is presumed that this costume is designed
to typify the purity Of the Prohibition
cause,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28
AT PRIVATE SALE!

An improved FARM with DWELLING HOUSE,
BARN and all necessary ouibuildings, a never
failing Spring Of Water, and the land is in an eN-
celent state of cultivation is offered at Private
Sale. large orchard of choice fruit trees
Apples, Peaches and Cherries The property is
located in Carbon county. 1t is very convenient
TO school house, and about one and a half miles
from Railroad depot, and contains about SIXTY
ACRES. Apply at the
CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE.
March %. l7S7-tf
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28
LIABILITIES.

0ENIT " TFNNNl LNANIA, NJ.
COUNTY or CARBON, So
!, W. w. Bowman, Cashier of the abOvenamed
Bank, do sOlemny swear that the above statement
Is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
W. ". BOWMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th day
OF Nav, lsS7.
II. Y. MoRTHIMER, Sr., n. r.
CoRRECT-ATTEsT;
r. 4. HOFFORD,
IHos. kEMRRER, Directors.
May ssth lss7.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28

PRoHIBITIoNIsTs don't like the high IL
cense law-and for that matter neither
does the average saloon keeper.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28
Lehighton Busineas pireotory.


r w. RAUDENBUSIl, Bank street. wholesale
u. Dealer in choice brands of whistles, gin,
------, -, - o---ee --e---.----
TFSRANGiS SHAVING SALOON, opposite the
- ADVOCATE OFFICE, Is headquarters for
- ,,.,..'7- o'9..-9 - -o-e-,
40 TO FRS. RODERER, under the Exchange
VI Hotel, Bank street, for a smooth shave or
fashionable hair cut Closed Slindny's
------------
!. KUTZ, Bank street manufacturer of
v. choice brands of cigars and dealer In an
--
DETER HEM, Bank street, dealer In ladies'
gents, misses and children's boots. shoes and
---
TAMES MALP, Bank street. steam heaters
v stoves, all kinds Of tinware. Roofing aud
r $. KOCH, Bank street. manufacturer OF
i. choice brands of Havana cigars All kinds
--
D f CLARK, lager beer hall and restaurant
1 opp square, Bank street. Choice wines and
s WKBR, saloon and restaurant, Bank
v. street, headquarters for fresh lagerbeer and
--------- 49, - ------,
y. public, Bank street May be consulted iii
n r. RHOADS, Ag't,, Bank street, dealer in
v. dry goods notions glassware, qucenswarp
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28

. EFORMED, Lehigh street, Sunday services
~ at 10 a. M, (German), 7.30 p. M, (EngliSh),
Sunday school 2 p. M. G. w. STIBITZ. Pastor.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28
Our Churches.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL. South Bank street
11 Sunday services at 10 a, M, and 73O p. M
Sunday School p. m. WIN. MAJOR, Pastor
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-28

! TRINITY LUTHERAN, Iron street, Sunday
i services. 10 IL. m, (Geman), 7.3o p. M, eng
! iish), Sunday school 2p.m j. IL. KUDER Pastor.
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S. KOCH, Bank street, manufacturer OF
h. choice brands Of Havana cigars. All kinds
of smokers supplies constantly on hand. Gail.
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fTSRANGiS SHAVING SALOON, opposite the
- ADVOCATE OFFICE, Is headquarters for
shaving and halr cutting. Cigars.& tobacco sold.
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EVANGELICAL South street, Sunday services
"a at 10 a. m, (German), 7.3O p. m, lEugliShl,
Sunday school p. m. G. w. GROSS. Pastor.
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r w. RAUDENBUSll, Bank street, wholesale
" dealer in choice brands of whiskies, gin,
brandies, wines, SC. ~ Patronage solicited
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HATHOLiC, corner Northampton and Goa
v streets, services every Sunday morning ant
evening. REV. HAMMACKE, Pastor
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D f. CLARK, lager beer hall and restaurant,
1 opp square, Bank street Choice wines and
liquors and cigars Fresh lager always on tap,
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TAMES MALP, Bank street, steam heaters.
v stoves, all kinds of tinware. Roofing aud
spouting specially. Your patronage solicited.
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80 TO FRS. RODERER, under the Exchange
VI Hotel, Bank street, for smooth shave or a
hair cut. efy- Closed ON Sundays.
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r !. KUTZ, Bank street. manufacturer Of
v. choice brands of cigars and dealer in an
Kinds OF tObaccOs and smokers novelties Call.
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DETER HEM, Bank street, dealer In ladies,
i gents, misses and childrens boots. shoes and
slippers. Repairing promptly attended to. Call.
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r S. WKBR, saloon aud restaurant, Bank
y street, headquarters for fresh lager beer and
other drinks. Choice eatlbles always on hand.